We Transmigrated Together, So Why Are You the Only One Who Didn’t Change?

The genre of transmigration novels is quite niche, and truly high-quality works are extremely rare. Therefore, many authors of transmigration novels become writers not so much because they love the genre, but rather because they can't find other transmigration novels they like and have to start writing themselves. This is reminiscent of Lu Xun's pioneering spirit in writing "Diary of a Madman" to open up new avenues for vernacular literature. For that alone, it deserves full stars. The first transmigration novels I encountered were Torimaru's "Master and the Elf Girl" and later "Online Communication," both excellent works. Thank you very much...

This is the first harem novel I've read, and I must say it's really enjoyable. The character development is particularly excellent, especially the female lead, Zhang Yemiao, who perfectly embodies the qualities of a devoted wife. She's always thinking of and sacrificing for her beloved. She's incredibly tolerant (a real sweetheart). In ancient times, she would be the kind of first wife who endlessly forgives her husband—even if he beats her, abuses her, or takes concubines. In fact, Zhang Yemiao truly embodies this. The story explicitly states that even if the male lead establishes a harem, she, as the first person to confess her feelings, will ultimately agree to it. And speaking of the male lead, he is truly...

Excellent plot, excellent character design, and excellent matchmaking combine to create a near-perfect harem/remarriage story. Miao Miao, almost entirely subservient from the start, yet in doing so, showcases an absolutely perfect female lead character. Whether it's her early, considerate care or her perspective on problems, she perfectly embodies the captivating qualities of a submissive woman. Her initial gentleness and thoughtfulness, contrasted with her later morbidity and madness, complement each other, forming the core of this submissive woman who wholeheartedly loves her man, deeply etching the story's most crucial and memorable character into the reader's mind. She constantly ponders, the male lead occupying her heart...

I feel like I'm a lot like Zhang Yemiao: I have no talent, I'm very dependent on others, and I'm afraid of being alone.

Even while visiting the grave, I still can't forget Miaomiao.

Wang Qi seems like a true gentleman. If it were a martial arts-themed version of Wang Qi—"Darling, is the spear I made for you any good? It's like the peerless Zhao Zilong!" "Sigh! There's a reward too!" "No, no, of course I want it, what is it?" "Sigh!!!" "Wh-why is this? It's a reward, but you want an equal exchange..." "Ugh... I'm so unwilling, but... What can I do? He's my darling~" "So, darling, what are the conditions? What do you want me to make—something—~?" "Hmm... I want something oval, of moderate size, with a slightly stiff, warm texture, and it also needs to be self-sustaining..."

I have to admit, I was completely fooled from the start. What? Wang Qi's abilities had the lowest ceiling, making them difficult to improve and thus weak later on? I actually believed it! But the more I read, the more something seemed off! Look, a physical damage dealer and tank, a classic hero role, surrounded by a mage, a priest, and a craftsman—it's obvious Wang Qi is the most overpowered protagonist! If that's the case, many other novels also have protagonists who struggle to improve their abilities, they're just called overpowered! I have to clapped my hands and exclaim: Brilliant! Brilliant!

Are there any novels of the same type? I remember seeing one in a magazine before where the male protagonist had superpowers or something, and he turned his former dorm brothers into women and took them all as his wives.

I really liked this book, but the ending was still too painful for me. Even after learning the true ending through another book, it still hurt. Maybe I'll only ever be able to read family-friendly stories about making dumplings.

Waaaaah, I really love Miao Miao, she's the most charming female lead I've ever seen, is this book really not going to be updated anymore?